Affection names staring by my husbands (the last is a little extra ☝🏻)
me frm 2016 lookin @ me frm 2022
wh…what?
BRO??????????????
u seein this shit, bedroom demon?
World Heritage Post
My favorite banned terms on this site are "suicide prevention" and "safe sex"
breadcunt
Fuck nasty and kill yourself inmediately after
Salmon male grindset
when hawks’ fans spot him talking on the phone and they’re like omg is that your GIRLFRIEND on the phone???? and he’s like haha that’s a secret :D and it’s DABI ⬅️ we need to put horikoshi in jail 😑
he is ALSO carrying a maxi bag with a mutilated corpse in it beautiful so much to unpack on that one page
when hawks’ fans spot him talking on the phone and they’re like omg is that your GIRLFRIEND on the phone???? and he’s like haha that’s a secret :D and it’s DABI ⬅️ we need to put horikoshi in jail 😑
he is ALSO carrying a maxi bag with a mutilated corpse in it beautiful so much to unpack on that one page
it's poor form to air your petty grievances with someone when it comes out they did something actually bad. save that for companies, like when you learn duolingo removed kanji from its beginner's japanese courses as part of their collab with crunchy roll
duolingo is shit for japanese imo*, here are some apps i reccommend:
Hey Japan - comes with a cute shiba inu bc fuck that aggressive owl. its basically duolingo made specifically for japanese and much better at teaching you HOW the language works.
Kanji Study - its the grey one, made by one person. it covers the first 80 kanji plus the main radicals that make kanji up, PLUS hiragana and katakana FOR FREE. you can practice by drawing, flash cards, multiple choice, and you can decide whether you read or select the romanji/character/meaning. i learned hiragana in 5 days using this. the upgraded version (one time payment) with higher level kanji goes on sale a few times a year, consider supporting the app if you find it useful
Todai - more advanced but good for reading comprehension. japanese news in... japanese. highlights which JLPT level words are and gives percentages of each level for each article. has inbuilt dictionary to check words you dont know.
Takoboto - my preferred japanese dictionary but there are loads out there. i like it bc i can search in english, romanji, kana, or kanji and it breaks down kanji compounds into individual characters. it also shows different conjugations eg: to eat, eating, ate, to be able to eat, etc
those are just the phone apps i use, there are so many other resources out there that are free and not pulling bullshit like skipping one of the 3 'alphabets' of a language
*to be clear the reason i think duolingo is shit for japanese is that it doesnt follow the JLPT pathway. which... you dont NEED exactly, but i think the country that had to make a new, easier language profiency test bc not enough people were passing the existing one will know how to build courses that teach their language. plus duolingo is doing *gestures* whatever shit that is up top.
if you seriously want to learn japanese, memorise your kana (drop romanji asap or youll forever struggle and I'll come to kick your shins) and find the ebook of genki 1 that someone uploaded, or some other JLPT N5 course. but NOT duolingo.
Edit: just realised that duolingo may be your only real option if your first language isnt english (too easy for me to forget, sorry). in that case, make sure you supplement duolingo with your own kanji study!!!
I remember having a conversation with my aunt during the 2020 riots, she was on the side of —believed in— the narrative of “the outside agitator” —our own city had just had a majorly disruptive upheaval at its center and —politely— asked me about it knowing I supported them; she asked “why?”
I first laid out that, to start, the fact that the news was laying down that very narrative made no strategic sense: why would “outsiders” travel from New York to Chicago; from Chicago to Detroit; From Detroit to Portland; from Portland to Los Angeles; from Los Angeles to Houston; from Houston to Whenever and then back up again; we weren't playing Musical Chairs here! The news just wanted non-protesting residents to feel caged in by what was actually happening to show up in opposition to them ignoring the fact that maybe their very neighbors, friends, and family members had legitimate grievances against the State that only smashed windows and burned up cop cars could express if not resolve.
To this she asked the, very reasonable question imo, “why are people burning down their own neighborhoods then?”
This question makes sense, at face value.
i answered: “Well, everything taken into account, what's being attacked is banks, major stores, and precincts: not peoples houses or parks or libraries; that is to say, not public spaces per se. But even so, if it is their own neighborhoods they're attacking and burning down, we have to consider two things:
- either it belongs to the people, and so the people have the right to burn down their own shit because it belongs to them — so what's the problem?
- or it doesn't belong to the people so it shouldn't be in the their neighborhood, and they're getting rid of it, so what's the problem?”
either way you cut it, the protest are a legitimate form to express grievances within a proprietary framework, which is where she was coming from.
i stand by this, as an introduction to insurrection, and she came round to my position though, admittedly, half-heartedly given she couldn't find grounds to contradict me without contradicting her own liberal views once i laid the situation as this.
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We did protest like the French are doing now.
I remember.
And we will again.
We need to be able to make our positions understandable and i present this to the general to build on it, as this has served me well since then and hopefully it will help others too.
i love you lesbians. i love you gay men. i love you bisexuals. i love you transgender men and women. i love you non binary people. i love you “weird queers”. i love you gender fucks. i love you neopronouns users. i love you bipoc queers. i love you queer community.
Kirsten is literally everyone who thirsts over Matt:
Foggy: Oh he seems all flirty and happy but he's actually extremely f*ed up and damaged and sad and you will probably regret ever meeting him" Kirsten: That's kinda hot.
This is the face of a woman who knows she's about to ruin her life by associating with this man.
Daredevil (2011) - Issue #5
Waid | Martin
I love lying to kids. It's so fun. My coworker's daughter said she speaks 2 languages and I said I spoke 17,000 and she narrowed her eyes at me and was like "... no you don't" and it was the cutest thing.
The last time I saw her I told her I was a "half-magician" that can only do 50% of a trick, and I showed her how I can tear a piece of paper in two but can't make it come back together, and she got soooo annoyed with me. Absolutely adorable. Lying to children is the best
i personally do lateral tripod. dynamic tripod is the "proper" way and i believe most common, feel free to correct me.
Every instance of Spider-Man Noir being a goofy little guy in Twilight In Babylon #1-5 (2020) (Art by: Juan Ferreyra)
The blending of Grim Detective and "I'm making it up as I go along" energy results in the Peter Parker perfect blend
[DC] say cheese 📸!
My original bday post + action pose art! And some bonus sketch comms :)
biggest rule of tumblr is to make a blog you enjoy and only post what you want otherwise you're getting into the territory of loser behavior.. nothing matters but you and your blog and maybe the fun you have with some mewchies along the way
